Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1923, Page 22

UNIVERSITY RENAMED: FUSEIG CUP Congress, is not in favor of the pro-|“while veiled and adroitly written, / Correot. posed air dl';umlrnenl conference of | the two editorials sounded to me like [ p o ln o0 the Amerlcan Legion at present, ac-|gogd pleces of Girman and English 9 1 of o OF LEGION OPPOSED cording to a lettor received from him | prodegnds against our historical| JON. WAS the soa Of parents who |, .\ o0 p e, s, at légion national headquarters hera ny were sufficiently popular to receive CLEVELAND, Ohlo, September 7t Says|2nd made public today. Mr. Line-| Mr. Lineberger sald he would re-|more invitations than they could| . =" = ' > V8| berger also warned against foreign In the course| What formerly was known as st nda in connection with the|posal for an international air disarm Ignatius College hers campaign for the conferenie. | ament ntil President y | John Carroll U oferring to recent editorials in Coolidge" § had expressgd |th: V. P ngs. the i American <hegion Weeklys ' vl themgelves on ubject, but in the " fand~ Univers n : meantime, he was not in favor of the 3 that of St. Ignatius College last Max .| conterencs -untfl an agreement had ** explained John, “rush|Wa& granted the Soclety of Jesus by t ho 48 [ been-made by Germany o Pay France ds. and vanish pleas- |Secretary of Stats Thad H. Brown sald that'what she yesterday. 4 a murder suspect. His career as 8. Thers was. & Z marryer became known when polics | rjjinore mow yestorday in | AJR DISARMAMENT PLAN | 1 \ jsearched his trunk and found lette 2 - 3 A g|from his various wives and flancees Throughout: the éast and’ west cen- > 3 He protested against hie detention, low temperatures Lave declaring he “had to be married” here |caused & resort to lighted fires and = . by September 15, hecause he was|heavy overcoats. The mercury hover. | NePresentative ~Lineberger deheduled to be married in Burlington, | ¢d close to the 30 and 40 mark In the| Proposal Is Adroit Propaganda =V 1 Towa, on the 17th. morthwest and the half century has . Al S Tt 100ks now as though Roshon will'] been registered 'at” points* §t % u:.‘.\‘ ::‘::‘ Franes. . {80 %0 lowa, not to he married: but'to , 4 ssociaf band : § i | Stand triaf for bigamy o a complaint |’ INDIANAPOLIS, ySeptember 14— | world.in the race for Champion Bigamist Declares iage vy Aay s, Koush of Des Moines, . Wt Aeheraer Copreassting | the Sehtqent ro 2 ywhom he Is alleged to have married | SOuth” of Mempl ninth California district in'a member of the He S No she[k at Love. {under the name of A. E. Reed. : 'SNOW, FROST, COLD he fuey |~ HIT CROPS:IN WEST Septeraber 1f.— Bl i oarth that the 3%y to hear from his | Thousands of Dollars . Damage’ Done by Drop:in: Temperature, s Farmers Battle to Save Loss. al Harty E.! . And how Judged by,| [ By th ted Press. TRY Septemben 14.—Dam | by killing frosts within (i . : i two days in the verthwes within four | reckoned at thousands of dollars |farmers and gardeners_throughout the the sheik |middle west, to which tho' Jowertd| 11adle-aged, [ temperature area has extended, are | fac to save their crops. | o a well shaped |, onsin tobacco has been hardest | and a pair|hit, twe thirds of the crop In thel Heo [flelds being dumaged. ., except | well | that : cut for silage. ! of tact, he{|slight injur 3 was reported in two W ezing Record! e to find such a mani [ surprise to learn | I} er who con-!/| of love! arriages. 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